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Posted on August 24, 2020

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I'm Jaz, a 23 year old Wildlife Conservation student, English Lit graduate and hobbyist animal photographer living in Bristol. Here I share news, opinions and photography revolving around nature.

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Harvest mice usually have two or three litters a y

Harvest mice usually have two or three litters a year in the wild, between late May and October, but even into December if the weather is mild. The majority of litters are born in August with around six young. The young are born blind and hairless but grow extremely quickly and start to explore outside the nest by the 11th day. They are left to survive on their own after about 16 days, but continue using the nest. Harvest mice are listed as a BAP (Biodiversity Action Plan) Species. 🐭🍁❄️

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #miceofinstagram #rodentsofinstagram #britishwildlifehub

Harvest mice usually have two or three litters a y

Harvest mice usually have two or three litters a year in the wild, between late May and October, but even into December if the weather is mild. The majority of litters are born in August with around six young. The young are born blind and hairless but grow extremely quickly and start to explore outside the nest by the 11th day. They are left to survive on their own after about 16 days, but continue using the nest. Harvest mice are listed as a BAP (Biodiversity Action Plan) Species. 🐭🍁❄️ P.S. You can really see that prehensile tail in action in this shot!

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #miceofinstagram #rodentsofinstagram #britishwildlifehub

Harvest mice usually have two or three litters a y

Harvest mice usually have two or three litters a year in the wild, between late May and October, but even into December if the weather is mild. The majority of litters are born in August with around six young. Cold wet weather is a major cause of mortality. The young are born blind and hairless but grow extremely quickly and start to explore outside the nest by the 11th day. They are left to survive on their own after about 16 days, but continue using the nest. Harvest mice are listed as a BAP (Biodiversity Action Plan) Species. 🐭🍁❄️

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #miceofinstagram #rodentsofinstagram #britishwildlifehub

Here are some more snaps of Flo as she really is s

Here are some more snaps of Flo as she really is super photogenic. Red foxes are social animals, living in family groups of a breeding pair, together with cubs in the spring, and sometimes other subordinate juveniles and adults. The latter are usually young born the previous year and help with the rearing of cubs, feeding, grooming and playing with them. Each group occupies a territory, which is marked with urine and scats. Dens - called ‘earths’ - may be dug in banks or make use of disused or occupied badger setts or old rabbit burrows. In urban areas, favoured sites for dens are under buildings or sheds, and in overgrown gardens and cemeteries. 🦊🐾🦡

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #foxesofinstagram #foxesofinstagram #britishwildlifehub

Here are some more snaps of Flo as she really is s

Here are some more snaps of Flo as she really is super photogenic. Red foxes are social animals, living in family groups of a breeding pair, together with cubs in the spring, and sometimes other subordinate juveniles and adults. The latter are usually young born the previous year and help with the rearing of cubs, feeding, grooming and playing with them. Each group occupies a territory, which is marked with urine and scats. Dens - called ‘earths’ - may be dug in banks or make use of disused or occupied badger setts or old rabbit burrows. In urban areas, favoured sites for dens are under buildings or sheds, and in overgrown gardens and cemeteries. 🦊🐾🦡

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #foxesofinstagram #foxesofinstagram #britishwildlifehub

Here are some more snaps of Flo as she really is s

Here are some more snaps of Flo as she really is super photogenic. Red foxes are social animals, living in family groups of a breeding pair, together with cubs in the spring, and sometimes other subordinate juveniles and adults. The latter are usually young born the previous year and help with the rearing of cubs, feeding, grooming and playing with them. Each group occupies a territory, which is marked with urine and scats. Dens - called ‘earths’ - may be dug in banks or make use of disused or occupied badger setts or old rabbit burrows. In urban areas, favoured sites for dens are under buildings or sheds, and in overgrown gardens and cemeteries. 🦊🐾🦡

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #foxesofinstagram #foxesofinstagram #britishwildlifehub

Britain’s native hedgehog population has decline

Britain’s native hedgehog population has declined by 50% in the last two decades, with less than a million now remaining in the UK. Intensive farming methods, vehicles and bonfires are some of the culprits. Other hazards include ponds, netting, strimmers and slug pellets. Fences and walls in urban and suburban areas prevent hogs from traveling between gardens and cause them to roam long distances for food, while paving over front gardens forces them onto dangerous roads to search for the next green patch. There are lots of small actions we can take to create safer environments for hedgehogs. These include building shelters from woodpiles or in compost heaps, ensuring there are access holes in walls, fences and dense hedges, making ponds safe, checking before strimming, avoiding slug pellets, leaving out extra food (meat-based dog or cat food is ideal), growing native plants and checking or avoiding bonfires. For more detailed information, check out this link: https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/what-do-if-you-find-wild-animal/help-hedgehog. 🦔🍂🏡

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #hedgehogs #hedgehogsofinstagram #hogsofinstagram #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #britishwildlifehub

Britain’s native hedgehog population has decline

Britain’s native hedgehog population has declined by 50% in the last two decades, with less than a million now remaining in the UK. Intensive farming methods, vehicles and bonfires are some of the culprits. Other hazards include ponds, netting, strimmers and slug pellets. Fences and walls in urban and suburban areas prevent hogs from traveling between gardens and cause them to roam long distances for food, while paving over front gardens forces them onto dangerous roads to search for the next green patch. There are lots of small actions we can take to create safer environments for hedgehogs. These include building shelters from woodpiles or in compost heaps, ensuring there are access holes in walls, fences and dense hedges, making ponds safe, checking before strimming, avoiding slug pellets, leaving out extra food (meat-based dog or cat food is ideal), growing native plants and checking or avoiding bonfires. For more detailed information, check out this link: https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/what-do-if-you-find-wild-animal/help-hedgehog. 🦔🍂🏡

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #hedgehogs #hedgehogsofinstagram #hogsofinstagram #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #britishwildlifehub

Britain’s native hedgehog population has decline

Britain’s native hedgehog population has declined by 50% in the last two decades, with less than a million now remaining in the UK. Intensive farming methods, vehicles and bonfires are some of the culprits. Other hazards include ponds, netting, strimmers and slug pellets. Fences and walls in urban and suburban areas prevent hogs from traveling between gardens and cause them to roam long distances for food, while paving over front gardens forces them onto dangerous roads to search for the next green patch. There are lots of small actions we can take to create safer environments for hedgehogs. These include building shelters from woodpiles or in compost heaps, ensuring there are access holes in walls, fences and dense hedges, making ponds safe, checking before strimming, avoiding slug pellets, leaving out extra food (meat-based dog or cat food is ideal), growing native plants and checking or avoiding bonfires. For more detailed information, check out this link: https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/what-do-if-you-find-wild-animal/help-hedgehog. 🦔🍂🏡

#capturehunters #raw_animals #agameoftones #landscapes_of_britain #gloriousbritain #britshots #nutsaboutwildlife #femaleshutterbugs #ukpotd #happierplace #keepitwild #yourbritain #excellentbritain #land_form #passion_4_living_photos #inyourarea_uk #thisprettyengland #yourcountryside #hedgehogs #hedgehogsofinstagram #hogsofinstagram #worldwildlifehub #raw_allnature #raw_allanimals #britishwildlifehub

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